How is whalesong coming along? Anyone using it for production apps.

What is whalesong? Do you have a link?

Racket to JS compiler by Danny Yoo. http://hashcollision.org/whalesong/

A minecraft or 3d interior map of each would take this to the next level.

Have you logged into the MineTrek server recently?

Would love to see the same thing for Racket. Anyone else have this are want to start it?

Any open source code to generate the bullet graph and sparklines? Both make a great visual when looking at this type of data.

What's next Dwarf Fortress?

That would be so awesome. :D

Don't forget: The Caves of Clojure - steve losh

http://stevelosh.com/blog/2012/07/caves-of-clojure-01/

DabbleDB again. Don't break my heart.

Exactly. Before a company invests in moving all their processes into a system like this, there needs to be some kind of legal statement that says 'should we ever get acquired / close down, we'll release the code to paying customers'.

HA! Exactly what I was thinking, but couldn't remember the service's name. Thanks for the mental unblocking.

That can be a slippery slope, because with more money and time, they can keep finding ways to "make it happen." When is the line drawn? Maybe the should publicly state a date to release the project to the people if they cannot complete the project.

Yep, think Duke Nukem Forever.

It would nice to see all crowd source projects have a clause that if the project fails or is mothballed, then the project code and assets are released open source. Haunts: The Manse Macabre and all assets could be place on github for the users to continue.

I agree. For all the people wanting to learn/practice Go, finishing Haunts would be a great opportunity

Needs to have the image open in another window rather than behind the text.

You're missing the whole point of not having other windows open